Burlesques in Nineteenth-Century American Humor

Blair, Walter. "Burlesques in Nineteenth-Century American Humor." American Literature. 2(1930): 236-47.

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While there is scant evidence that Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) ever visited Pfaff's bar (only one source suggests that he did [Rawson 99]), he was connected to the Pfaff's bohemians in a number of

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